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Home My WebLink About1934-11-06277 ~sse~ ~a~e Election~. ~ove~sber 6~ 1934. ~ ~'R R A N T , Commonwealth of aassachusetts. To either of the Comstables of the Town of North Andoverr Greeting:-- In the ~ame of the Commonwealth of massachusetts, you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants cf North ~n~over, who are qualified to vote for Stats, District and ~ounty Officers a~ upon all questions appearing on the ballot, tc meet and assemble in the'designated and appointed polling places in precincts One, 2wo,, ~ee and Four. The Engine House in precinct one, the Eerrimack Portable Bchool in preclnct two., the Union Schoolhouse in precinct three and the Town Hall in precinct four, on TgEBDAT the SIXTH day of NOV~, I9~4, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to bring into the Election 0ffi~ers their votez for Governor; Zieutenant Governor; $emretary; Treasurer; ~zdito:; Attorney ~eneral; Senator in Congress; Congressman for the Sixth :ongressional Dtstrict;:ou~cillor 'for the E~fth District; Senator for the Fourth Essex District; three Representatives, for the Third Essex Distrio:t; District Attorney for the · E~sltern. District; Clerk of Gourts for. the 0ounty'of Essex; Register of Deeds Essex Northern District; ~ounty Cnmm~ssioner for the County of Essex; two ~ssociate Commissioners County of Essex; Register of Probate an& Insolvency, Essex County,to fill vacancy; and their votes upon the following Question No., 1 Zaw submitted upon referendum petition. Shall a law described as follows:- ·his law amends chapter 1~1, as previously amended b2 repealing section lO~A~thereof and adding thereto three new sections iO§B,iO§~, and.llAA. Semtion lO§B provides that whoever uses any trap or other devise for capture of fur bearing animals, which is not designed to kl~l such animals at once o~ to ta2e it unhurt and which is likely to cause continued suffering to an animal caught therein, shall be fined fifty dollars, but traps or other devises for ~ro~ection of property, set not more than fifty yards from any building, cultivated plot, or enclosures used for rearing poultry or game birds, to the use of which the presence of vermin may be detrimental, are excluded from the 278' . State Election Novel%er 8, 1934. WAmm , Section 10SC pro~ides for the submission to the voters a.t a mmnicipal election in any city or town upon petition, of the question of whether the operation of section 105B shall be suspended or if it has been already suspended, of the question whether it shall again be operative in such city or town. Sectiom ll&A provides that the Commissioner of Conservation m~y suspend the operation of section iO§B for a period not exceeding thirty days Within any specified territory under the control of his de partmemt o The la~ also provides~ for the submission , by the Seleetme~ to the voters at a special town meeting in the current year, upon petition, of the question as to whether the provisions of section iO§B shall be suspended in any town; and which was approved byboth branches of the ~ene=al Court by vote be approved? nor recorded, ~o obtain a full expression of opinion, voters should vote on both the~ following questions: (&) If.m voter desires to permit the sale of any and all alcoholic beverages in this town,he will vote '~ES" .om both questions. ('~) If a voter desires, to permit the sale of wines and malt beverages, only herein, he will vote"NO" on question 1 and "YES" on question 2o (c) If he desires to prohibit the sale of any and all alcoholic~ bede=ages herein, he will vote "No" On both ques~tiona. 1 ~1 licenses' be grante& in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages(whinky, all other alcoholic .beverages Shall licenses be grante~ in this rum, gin, malt beverages,wines and town for the sal~ therein of wines and malt beverages(wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages ) ? YES 1 ~hall the ps, i-mutual system of betting on licensed horse races be permitted in this county. NO 279 Z be permitted, in this State Election November 6, 1934,. Shall the pari-mutual system of betting on licensed dog races county ~ N0 All to be voted for om one ballot. The polls shall be open at ten o'clock A. E. at eight o'clock P. E. and shall close And you a~re directed ma serve this warrant by posting true and &ttested copies thereof at the Town Hall and at five or more public plaams in each voting precinct; said copies to be posted not more than fifteen days mcr less than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Eereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon at thetime and place of holding said meeting. Given under our hamds at North Andovar, this fifteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one th~us~udmine hundred and thirty-four. Harz-;~ C. Foster ~amem P. Hainsworth ~ohn J. Murray of North Andover,~asa. Officer's Return North Annoyer, Mass., October 26, 1954. I have notified the inhabitants of North And,vet, who a~e ~u~lified to yore for State, District and 0ouh~y Officers and upon Questions appearing on the ballot, by posting true and attested copies of this warrant at the To~rn Hall and at fi~e or more public .places in each voting precinct; said copies having been'posted not more than fifteen days nor less than ten days ~efore the t~me of holding said meeting. Augustine Oonstable. 280 ,..S~at.e Elec¢ian Wovembe: 6~ 195A.. At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of North Andove=, Qualified to vote for State, District and County' Officers and upon all Questions appearing on the ballot,convened in the Engine House in precinct one, the merrimack Portable SchooLhouse in precinct two, the Union School i~ p~ecinct three amd the Town Hall in precinct 'fou~, agreeably to. the foregoing . warrant, business was tranacted and votes for the candidates : and questions appearing on the ballot were as ~oliows: Total vote Candidates G. overno;r ,Tohn W'. Aiken {s.'r,.P. ) G-aspe~ G. :Bacon (R) Sames ~. 'Curley (D) ~=eemam W. 2ollett (P) ~=ank A. Goodwin (EQual Tax) Alfred Baler Lewis (S.P.) E~ward Stevens (Com. P.) ' Lieutenant Governor Elizabet~ Donsva~ (S.P.) ffohm V/. Eaigis (R) Horace I. Elllis (S.L.P.) ffos'eph L.' Hu~ley (D)'' ~lorence L. Lawton (P.) Horace P~iley(Gonz.P. ) Blanks Secretary of .~tate Walter Burke (Com. P. ) ~rederick W. Cook (R) George L.EcGlynn (R.L.p.) Leslie A.Richards (S.P.) ffoseph Santosuosse (D) ~illiam B. Taylor (P) - Pr e .c i n ,c t a T, ota!s. 1- 2 5 4 75A 900 759 706 420 551 28g 228 1285 69 87 86 77 319 6 8 18 5 37 0 O~ 2 1 14 15 24 8 61 259 469 374 425 1507 10 5 12 ? 52 427 567 296 2~8 1338 8 6 4 2 20 1 5 5 0 9 55 55 26 16 112 7 7 6 A. 24 269 508 414 44~ 1657 15 6 ? 7 33 14 14 32 7 67 38Z 519 241 208 1150 $ 5 8 5 21' 46 43. 31 29 147 281 State Election November 8 1954. P r e c i n ~ 2 3 ~ea~u~e~ .0~¢a~ ~. Dione (R) William R. Ferry (P) Thomam Gilmartin (S.L.P.) ~lea F.. H~ley (D) a~ ~t~-n (s.P.) Frederick S.Reynolda (Com. P. ) Bla~ ~udtto= Hennt~ A. Bl~n (S.L.P.) Tho~m H. ~e~ ey ~D) Alone B. Cook (R) ~alta=S, HuteB~us (S.P.) Paul ~ers (gom. P. ) Atto=ney General Horrim Berzon (S.P.) Paul A. De~e= (D) ~ha~les A.~l~e=ty (C.P.) George ~. Hog~ (P.) F~ed E. 0el~e= (S.L.P.) Jose~ E. W~ner (R) Ai~ :t Spra~e ~o olidge (S. P. ) David I. ~alsk (D) ~obe=t E.Wash~ (R) Bla~s ~. P~tt ~ew (~ 214 434 345 377 6 14 6 11 14 Z 12 5 440 383 303 280 13 10 28 5 44 55 37 27 Totals. 1370 37 1406 56 16 161 5 6 9 2 22 403 363 260 288 253 471 389 377 17 12 33 7 1 3 3 0 55 45 45 32 14 12 21 8 397 55? 271 239 S 4 3 2 4 7 6 5 8 3 7 5 2~58 487 593 414 50 50 58 55 15 16 50 9 3 11 10 5 478 435 343 342 200 ~96 a18 32? 8 4 11 4 0 ~ 2 0 ~0 55 25 19 550 532 442 460 584 568 297 246 'I314 1490 69 7 177 55 '1244 lZ 22 21 1552 175 ?O 29 1598 1241 z? 5 109 1784 1295 282 Election }~ovem~er 6, 1954. P r e c i n c t s Totals 1 '2 3 4 Councillor-Fifth Dist. Eugene B.Frsser (R) ~i!liar~ G. Hennessey (D) ~ohn F. ~ordan (S.P.) Bla.uks Senator-Fourth Essex Dist. ~. Bradford Davis eR) Charles A.P.EcAree CD) Blankm Eepre sentative s ~hird Essex Dis,t?, Bruno E. Findeieen (R) Katherine A. Foley (D) ~ames A.l~cGrogan (D) Thomas Nicholaon(S.P. ) Louis J. Scanlon Antonio Sicurella (S.P.) ~illia~ ~itwha~ CE) Carl A.Woekel (R) District Attorney Eastern Dist. Hugh A. Oregg (R) ~ohn J. Foley (D) Clerk of Courts-Essex. Arche N. Frost (R) Toivo Kovlion (S.P.) Harry C. Hamber (D) Blanks ReMister of Deeds · oh~ E. Fenton (D) Thomas F. Keegan (R) Blanks 241 472 398 334 20 2~ 75 71 ' 217 431 457 398 60 71 256 427 526 264 26~ 293 15 21 486 416 10 6 229 430 262 471 355 588 346 527 546 314 42 59 all 525 12 11 542 300 69 64 462 47L 2.?,5 ~77 47 52 381 398 1492 258 243 1233 37 8 88 63 57 266 350 597 1395 313 259 1427 76 50 257 305 388 1556 251 198 1019 ' 224 150 930 41 14 91 370 303 1577 22 8 4~ 33t 555 1345 329 368 ,1450 · 364 354 1441 442 407 1722 249' 252 1161 48 47 196 465 472 1773 30 5 56 199 184 1025 45 45 9.95 366 315 1614 326 559 12,67 47 52 198 Count~ Ommmissioners ]Sssex County Charlea M. Boyle (D) Raymond H. Trefry (R) Bla~s Associate Co~issionera Essex Co~ty Louis ~. Dion Ale~er G=ego~ (S.P.) Geco=ge Hea~ (S,P.) Eden .C. Lewis (R) Edg~ S.~deout ~thur ~wer 'Bl~ka Register of ~obate and'Insolvency A~ D. Fowler ~o~s G. EcG~nia (S.P.) ~a~ ' Referend~ Questiom N0'. ~eoholic ~iQuora Blanks November 6~ 1934. J r 2e c i n c t 4s Totals. 584 556 249 241 1210 251 468 588. 404 1511 29 2~5 59 10 I01 70 ?5 ~5 51 257 598 555 276 245 1255 58 55 49 2.,5, 145 57 25 47 21 150 255 470 551 592 1465 219 420 518 564 1521 1. 1 52,1 517 436 566 i840 2.57 466 584 59? 26 20 55 9 599 1~44 263, 242. '72. 70 57 58 1484 90 1248 151 228 1~5 250 126 180 140 170 616 45? 492 454 306 1689 ~99 ~66 530 50? . 250 548 25? 290 185 186 152 109 ~24 589 355 5?6. 211 2?5 213 202 . 199 2,56 171 128 54~ 57a 326 557 2..14 356 258 2&2 178 186 '155 107 1302 1145 1444 901 1050 626 26? 285 242 252 1046 251 374 317 305 1247 21.6 241 180 149 786 true Town~la=k.